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You're trying to remove an entry of the currently running system. Make sure there are other working entries of this system! 
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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(no translation yet)
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Translated and reviewed by
Shinichirou Yamada
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Located in
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An menuentry which is visible at the grub menu and boots an operating system when activated.
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Located in
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A group of other operating systems. Grub shows it as a normal menuentry however when clicking it, it loads another menu which allows you to choose one the the containing menuentries.
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Located in
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There are two types of this special entry: Incoming entries are the place where Grub Customizer places new operating systems which are found by grub but still not configured using Grub Customizer. The Script code is code generated by grub which doesn't look like an menuentry. In most cases it's used to configure grub. You should only touch it when knowing what it does. Placeholders are hidden by default.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
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Scripts are generating menuentries. So every menuentry belongs to a script. They are shown as top level groups when activated. However in contrast to submenus they aren't shown at the boot menu.
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Located in
src/View/Gtk/Main.hpp:898
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This option allows choosing the operating system which should be selected when booting. By default this always is the first one. This option means that the default entry selection stays the same when placing other operating systems there.
In contrast to the first option the other choices are referenced by name. So the default system isn't changed when moving to another position.
If you want to use another reference like "always point to the second entry" you can use the last option which allows typing a custom reference. Usage examples:
1 = "always point to the second entry" (counting starts by 0)
test>0 = "always point to the first entry of a submenu named test" |
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
src/View/Gtk/Settings.hpp:666
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Theme contents
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Translated and reviewed by
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Located in
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This theme doesn't contain a %1. Please look for the config file and rename it to "%1"!
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Located in
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Saving of themes didn't succeed completely!
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File replacement failed. Please select a theme file first!
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Located in
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